Why use SenseiQ?
Discover how SenseiQ can reduce your downtime post earthquake.
Why monitor my building?
Real-time earthquake damage detection minimizes disruption and avoids unnecessary evacuations.
Why inspections are not enough?
After an earthquake, damage may not be as visible as it was during the shaking. Small cracks could have been much bigger, and the building may have shifted back, hiding the damage.
What makes SenseiQ unique?
SenseiQ measures real-time relative displacement, which directly correlates to damage. Traditional sensors such as accelerometers measure acceleration, i.e. the intensity of shaking.
How quickly can you access the data?
Data is available remotely within minutes after an earthquake. This helps you quickly assess building damage, speeding up inspections and re-occupation.
Want to learn more about structural health monitoring for earthquakes? Discover the story behind the development of SenseiQ.
How does it work?
SenseiQ consists of two components: a sensor and a target. It measures the relative displacement between them and can be easily mounted on structural elements like beams, walls, and columns.
Features
Fast and Precise
Accurately track building displacement with millimeter accuracy. Know exactly what’s happening within minutes after an earthquake.
All-in-One Sensor
Measure more than just displacement. SenseiQ also captures acceleration and velocity—delivering real-time comprehensive data.
Real-Time Access
Stay informed, anytime, anywhere. Monitor live data continuously and get notified if something happens, with full access to updates from any location.
Flexible Installation
SenseiQ can be easily mounted on various structural elements — beams, columns, or walls — ensuring versatility for any building.
Minimal Maintenance
Rest easy with self-diagnostic features. If something is not working as it should, you will receive a notification.
Pilot Projects
To date, SenseiQ has been used on 4 pilot projects.
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Would you like to know more?
We are currently looking for pilot projects. Drop us an email or fill out the form if you would like to know more.